Chia Lee (Taiwan) Chia’s multidisciplinary practice spans video, installation, painting, writing and projects that bring together different media. She is interested in exploring the continuity between culture and nature, and between human and non-human worlds. Her work seeks to transcend the boundaries of time, space and species, embracing non-linearity in the context of globalisation.

Amy Pradelles (USA) Amy’s paintings draw from the intimate realities of motherhood and everyday life as an American in France. Through close observation of domestic scenes — croissants on vintage French plates, toys scattered across a playmat, the shifting light of a familiar room — she explores the quiet significance of the mundane. With colour, pattern and light, her work reflects on memory, identity and cultural belonging, transforming fleeting moments of care and domesticity into lasting experiences.

Meri Stroe(Romania) Meri Stroe’s transdisciplinary practice uses drawing to explore personal experiences as a woman and their connections to broader female narratives surrounding self-image and the complexities of identity. Her work places recorded movement at its centre, drawing inspiration from the architectural and sculptural language of Brutalism, particularly present in her country of origin.

Peihang Benoit (Taiwan/ France) Peihang Benoit’s practice is rooted in painting as a sustained, physical way of thinking. In the studio, she works through duration, repetition, and trust in process, allowing images to emerge gradually. Shaped by a life lived across places and by the demands of care during a period of wider instability, her approach reflects a mature confidence in painting as a medium that can absorb experience, hold complexity, and remain open without losing coherence.